Making the case for the Accessible Design Accreditation Initiative At this writing, 186 countries participate in the United Nations Convention…

DK Osseo-Asare and Ryan Bollom, AIA ,on LowDO's pavilion at the Venice Architectural Biennale.

Architect Andrea Kabala left her role as project architect at Perkins&Will in 2014 to work as design manager for the…

Ryan Gann, AIA, NOMA, Mikel Bennett, Assoc. AIA, and Lisa Ulibarri have been or are currently involved in the leadership…

Sophia Razzaque, AIA, NOMA, recently sat down with Charles L. Davis II, a new tenured faculty member at the University…

Smudged mirrors. Trashed bathrooms. Filthy hands. Humiliating encounters. These are the experiences people with vision impairments describe of feeling —…

Awards are significant because they reveal who we uplift and what type of contributions are valued in our profession. Receiving…

Meet Kate Aoki, AIA, head of exhibition design at the Dallas Museum of Art and president-elect of AIA Dallas.

Being elevated to the College of Fellows is AIA’s highest membership honor. It recognizes contributions in one of six areas…

According to the 2021 “NCARB by the Numbers” report, the number of licensed architects in the United States has risen…

Dr. Tara A. Dudley is an assistant professor at The University of Texas at Austin School of Architecture with a…

Rida Asfahani, AIA, and Christopher Esper, Assoc. AIA, of Root Architects are winning hosts at their mixed-use headquarters north of…

In June of this year, Sara Bronin, AIA, was nominated to chair the United States Advisory Council on Historic Preservation.…

Texas Architect's Interim Editor Brantley Hightower, AIA, speaks with Alfred Vidaurri about the profession and the role NCARB plays in…

Of the 116,000 licensed architects in the United States, only 2,300 are Black, a number which has not changed much…

As Agustina Rodriguez, Assoc. AIA, an architectural designer and public artist living in Austin, browsed her social media feed during…